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 1    1,    5|   skippers in Glasgow. He was thirty years of age, and his countenance
 2    1,    7|      I had been traveling for thirty hours. So I tucked myself
 3    1,   10|      is a straight course. In thirty days we shall have gone
 4    1,   11|    extremity of the parallel, thirty miles south. No one spoke
 5    1,   15|      heart of a valley.~About thirty nomadic Indians were living
 6    1,   16|    hand. It is simply a rope, thirty feet long, made of tightly
 7    1,   17|     evening after a course of thirty miles and eagerly looked
 8    1,   18|      march of one hundred and thirty miles south; and this was
 9    1,   20| Chiefs that were all powerful thirty years ago, before they were
10    1,   26|     of November. He had taken thirty days to cross Chili, the
11    2,    9|      than from twenty-five to thirty miles.~Besides, the pace
12    2,    9|        madam, it only numbers thirty years of existence. It was
13    2,   10|     comprised twenty dogs and thirty men, five of whom were blacks,
14    2,   13|  Besides, I do not think that thirty scoundrels can frighten
15    2,   15|       in full flower measured thirty feet in height. Horses and
16    2,   18|  practicable. He was scarcely thirty miles from Delegete, the
17    2,   18| defend it. They were at least thirty against seven! But there
18    3,    4|        when he thought it was thirty or forty miles off. The
19    3,    8|    better to make for a point thirty miles off, at the confluence
20    3,   14|     for the crater was chosen thirty paces from Kara-Tete’s tomb.
21    3,   15|       and the shore was still thirty miles away. John Mangles
22    3,   19|  enormous whale. It was still thirty miles distant from the yacht,
23    3,   20|     and five long, with about thirty trees in the interior, a
24    3,   20|     yacht that I was scarcely thirty fathoms off, when it tacked
25    3,   21|   that an amiable lady, about thirty years of age, in fact, a